On Friday, November 30, 2001, at 04:40 PM, gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:

> Shouldn't be, though NFS and ftp both make good install media. ;^>

Hmmm... I'll have to settle for floppies for now :) I have the 
indignant task of having to go out and buy floppy disks, or I could 
poach a stack off of my dad.

> Remember that you'll want a (small) Mac OS partition to boot from.

Don't worry, Mac OS 7.5.5 will have a whole 80MB (more than enough 
IIRC) hard disk for itself. I ma using a 2.1GB external IBM drive 
(I hope) to do the NetBSD bit.

Does anyone know about upgrading the LCs to 68MB or 132MB? 
LowEndMac, and various other FAQs, say it can be done but will 
NetBSD recognise it all? Any UK sources for 128MB 72pin 80ns RAM?

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